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It may be the 613th mitzvah in the Torah, but it became priority No. 1 for Dr. Seymour Lutwak, who fulfilled the commandment to write
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While walking to shul with a friend many years ago, I heard what would stick in my mind for all time. It was a “dad
I hope you all had an amazing summer! Maybe you traveled to beautiful destinations or reunited with friends and family. I enjoyed my summer. In
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Dear Jenn, I spend a great deal of time preparing meals for the Yom Tovim. Once Rosh Hashanah begins, the food fest commences. I enjoy
Editor’s note: This is the first contest for photography The Jewish Link has hosted, and two things were made quite clear to our editorial team:
